Previous DayFirst blue-laser DVD recorder unveiled
News Sony's blue laser DVD recorders can pack five times more info onto a single DVD than a conventional red laser, but are they compatible?
Mitac Mio 338
Review If you're on a tight budget, make sure you consider this attractively designed Pocket PC along with devices from better-known handheld manufacturers.
Klez still surfing the virus top ten
News The Klez virus is, after more than a year, still leading a list of the ten most frequently occurring viruses
Intel ad campaign cries 'Unwire'
News In order to promote wireless networking, Intel is dedicating an entire advertising campaign to its Centrino processors
Palm hands in revenue warning
News Palm will miss its targets for this quarter, blaming slow sales of its high-end Tungsten range
Taiwan: Open-source pressure won MS price cut
News Microsoft slashed the price of its software in Taiwan because of pressure from the government and open-source alternatives
Antivirus firm to attack junk email
News Companies should intercept junk email at the same time they check for viruses - the Internet gateway, according to Trend Micro
The UK's best tech employers: And the winner is...
News High-tech companies have not only made it into the top ranks of the UK's best companies to work for, one has taken the top spot
Amazon enters domain-name game
News Online retailer Amazon.com has won approval to offer a domain-name registration service to its consumers
Google triggers privacy concerns
News As the Internet's most popular search engine digests 'blog' company Pyra, privacy groups have expressed concern over Google's diversification
Nildram boxes clever with managed routers
News A new service is aimed at home users and small businessess who want to connect a LAN to their broadband connection, but don't fancy configuring and trouble-shooting a router
Dell Inspiron 5100
Review Home and small business users requiring a well-designed mainstream notebook with excellent performance and reasonable battery life will like the desktop Pentium 4-based Inspiron 5100.
BEA at the crossroads
News BEA Systems, facing one of its most challenging periods yet, will lay out its plan this week to gain market share in the multibillion-dollar business software market
Could Symantec have saved you from Slammer?
Feature The DeepSight monitoring service did give some warning of the Slammer virus, although Symantec has over-stated how useful it would have been
Router security hole threatens Web
News A standard security protocol used by the Internet's main routers is a security hazard and needs to be replaced, according to experts
Low-key launch for 3
News Unless you're a government minister, it'll probably be some weeks before you get your hands on Hutchison's 3G mobile service
Cisco's 'factory floor' switch
News Cisco has designed a network switch for use in hot, dirty environments -- like a factory floor -- where ordinary switches could not survive
AutoCAD revamp aims to cut out paper
News Builders could have direct access to electronic architectural documents using an upcoming version of Autodesk's software
Experts: Copyright law hurts technology
News Lawyers, technologists and academics are struggling to come up with an alternative to a copyright-protection system that most agree has gone off the rails
MSN blocks email from rival ISPs
News Microsoft's email services mistakenly blocked messages from two major US service providers in an antispam measure that went too far
Linux to get mainstream server tests
News The new benchmarks are higher-level tests that better measure overall system performance
